Queensland’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Sustainable Industries Awards are a showcase of the state’s business leaders, companies and technologies setting new benchmarks in environmental performance.
“Previous winners include a sustainable farming co-operative, a water-efficient ginger processing company, a world leader in developing advanced battery technologies and an ecologically driven supermarket chain.
“The EPA Sustainable Industries Awards sit perfectly with three of the Queensland Government’s Toward Q2 Tomorrow’s Queensland ambitions – strong, smart and green – by building on our strengths and protecting our lifestyle and environment.”
Entries are now open and close 27 February 2009. Apply here
Queensland’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Sustainable Industries Awards are a showcase of the state’s business leaders, companies and technologies setting new benchmarks in environmental performance.
"Previous winners include a sustainable farming co-operative, a water-efficient ginger processing company, a world leader in developing advanced battery technologies and an ecologically driven supermarket chain.
"The EPA Sustainable Industries Awards sit perfectly with three of the Queensland Government’s Toward Q2 Tomorrow’s Queensland ambitions – strong, smart and green – by building on our strengths and protecting our lifestyle and environment."
Entries are now open and close 27 February 2009. Apply here
April 4th, 2011
Queensland’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Sustainable Industries Awards are a showcase of the state’s business leaders, companies and technologies setting new benchmarks in environmental performance.
“Previous winners include a sustainable farming co-operative, a water-efficient ginger processing company, a world leader in developing advanced battery technologies and an ecologically driven supermarket chain.
“The EPA Sustainable Industries Awards sit perfectly with three of the Queensland Government’s Toward Q2 Tomorrow’s Queensland ambitions – strong, smart and green – by building on our strengths and protecting our lifestyle and environment.”
Entries are now open and close 27 February 2009. Apply here
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